The free agent period has gotten off to a slow start as many players wait for the market to stabilize and we continue to take a look at free agents that could find a spot with the Dodgers. Today, we take a look at a third baseman that finished 2013 on the disabled list: Kevin […] More
The offseason is officially under way. All 30 of baseball’s general managers are gathered in Nashville this week for the annual Winter Meetings. It’s only been two days and there has been a flurry of moves, including the signings of former Dodgers Shane Victorino and James Loney. Personally, this is one of my favorite times […] More
Although the move was made quietly, and without much fanfare, the trade to bring Brandon League over from the Seattle Mariners proved to be one of the more shrewd moves at the trade deadline. On July 30, the Dodgers sent two minor-leaguers to the Seattle Mariners to acquire League, who had just lost his job as […] More
The Dodgers have three games left until the All-Star break and hold a 1.5 game lead over the Giants. After passing on Kevin Youkilis and failing to acquire Carlos Lee for first base, the Dodgers find themselves in major need of a boost at third base. What’s going on at third base? It has been […] More
The Dodgers are more than likely going to lose Andre Ethier to the disabled list due to an oblique injury suffered yesterday afternoon against the Giants. It goes along with another concern as the team managed to not score any runs in three games against the Giants. Moves need to be made, it’s time. Buster […] More
The Dodgers average 4.31 runs per games, which is less than six National League teams and nine American League teams. The lack of production from Juan Uribe, James Loney and others is taking its toll on the Dodgers offense. Luckily for the Dodgers they have the second-best average in runs allowed per game at 3.52, […] More
The 2012 trade season is shaping up and there is definitely some concern. Dempster? Youkilis? We’re still weeks away from the deadline and nothing has happened yet, but Ned Colletti has apparently pulled out his 2010 trade deadline road map. 2010 Revisited The Dodgers were two games behind the Padres at the 2010 All-Star break […] More
It’s the middle of May and teams are starting to separate themselves within their divisions. Over the next month we’ll get a better idea of who will be a buyer or seller into the summer trade deadline. We’ve already heard speculation on a number of possible trade targets for the Dodgers. As we near the […] More
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